Sentence examples for to alleviate immediate needs from inspiring English sources

And America, he now claimed, is today collaborating "with the United Nations to alleviate immediate needs... working to stop the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction... (and) confronting the challenges of energy security, and environmental quality, and climate change".

These measures are helping to alleviate immediate needs, but sustained interventions are crucial.

The money is also used for one-time payments -- for example, for car repairs -- to alleviate immediate financial needs, so people never go on the welfare rolls.

When I use the word "charity," I think of what's needed to alleviate immediate suffering.

It said it was trying to alleviate immediate GP recruitment problems.

We have visited the Balakot area and to Muzzafarabad where we have seen massive efforts by so many partners including the affected communities themselves to alleviate immediate suffering.

"Inheritance tax reforms are of course very good news in the long term but will do little to alleviate our immediate needs, so I hope the chancellor and the culture secretary will follow this welcome move by also giving urgent consideration to proposals that make lifetime giving more attractive to philanthropists.

Right now, however, we need proven strategies like Plumpy'nut to alleviate the immediate suffering of millions and to help address tragedies like the one currently unfolding in Niger, where nearly 300,000 children are dying from the food crisis.

Look for ways to alleviate the immediate crisis so that you can build in enough time to conduct comprehensive negotiations.

"We do not oppose using U.S. funds to alleviate the immediate crisis in that manner," said Alan Tracy, president of U.S. Wheat Associates.

Mr. Gissin said the deal would help Israelis but was also "for the benefit of the Palestinian people, to alleviate the immediate, very difficult, severe economic conditions".